David Salter Livres

Focusing on the debate surrounding Title IX, this book delves into its implications for girls and women in athletics, revealing both support and opposition from notable figures like Billie Jean King and Pat Summitt. It explores the historical context and ongoing controversies at various levels, highlighting that the impact of Title IX extends beyond intercollegiate sports to high school athletes and women in professional sports and media. The book emphasizes the pervasive nature of gender discrimination in athletics, even where federal protections are lacking.

From burlesque to ragtime, from Hell's Kitchen to Fifth Avenue, this book presents a collection of witty stories, adapted for the stage.

The narrative revolves around a pivotal choice between succumbing to despair or rising to challenge adversity. It explores themes of resilience and the human spirit's capacity to confront dire circumstances. Characters are faced with life-altering decisions that test their courage and determination, ultimately highlighting the struggle for survival and the strength found in fighting against the odds. The story promises a gripping journey of conflict and empowerment.